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Thank so much ,i didn't knew that there is .cross & .dot function that helped me a lot :)

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My project using def to run GUI! What should I do?

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ficou ótimo! curioso para saber como você implementou a curva, não parece ser polígonos :)

Hello, could you describe the effect on the bottom quarter of the screen? It's great to give a speed distortion effect to the asphalt

Feels like Atari... my first console was Atari 2600...

Short and precise. Thank you. If you have pygame/pygbag game, go ahead and use this video.

my game works fine locally but I can't get its web export to work (I'm getting a black screen), have any of you faced this problem before?!

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Your mind is brilliant, your code is elegant and tutorial is to the point; easy enough to follow. THANKS!

oh meu comentário sumiu :(

can pygame even render models though

Very interesting indeed. I'm running an opensource game project by using pygame-ce

I agree a framework is definitely the way. For me it is has been a lot of fun learning new patterns over the years. I find it a bit more enjoyable building things in Pyglet but its all pretty similar which is really nice. Even back in the day with Rabbyt on top of these frameworks was quite similar! If you can already use Pygame you can pick up Pyglet and vise-versa without much of any learning curve. I've even refactored projects directly between these frameworks without much trouble.

ive done the unity, ive done the godot and the unreal, but im an addict and pygame is far superior . (unless you want/need 3d, 1000x performance, dont know how to code the things yourself/built in functions of gameengines. (eg navmesh, camera)) its good because you can learn to create a 2d game from scratch and the systems you need (bsides blit/window i guess, try pysdl)) give it a go!! im gonna try pygame ce i just havnt got around to it yet... finfet onne of my favourite youtubers, why, idk, but the video styles and topics always bring me back, ive watched all those videos haha, (the raycasters were fun,

pygame also runs on Raspberry Pi

Godot... just sucks for me... as for Python, it just rules... one of the best...

How can you make pygame run on Android. Ive never heard of anyone doing that?

Dosen't work for me, when I run the pygbag command it says: WARNING: wasm mimetype unsupported on that system, trying to correct

I've been trying this exactly as you've mentioned in this video, but the terminal will always throw an error saying that this is an externally-managed-environment. However, you're not getting that error yourself, so I cannot see why I'm encountering the error.

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You forgot ellipsoid projection in games like Ecstatica.

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You see I love Python and pygame, one of the best gamedev/gui/3d render/everything related to putting pixels on a window framework, but I saw limitations with it. This video not only introduced new concepts to me but also showed the power of pygame.

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ohh show de bola, eu também gosto muito de 2.5D! obrigado por mostrar diversas técnicas, muito interessantes e tb por ter citado um dos meus vídeos :D

Really cool video, adding these techniques to my tinker-list

Yeah i've used floorcasting to try and remake minecraft but you just cant collect blocks and the world generation is always sine and cosine waves

Isometria by @bigwhoopgames : th-cam.com/video/5rfL3drmEGE/w-d-xo.html Sprite stacking by @DaFluffyPotato : th-cam.com/video/FNw_BQok14A/w-d-xo.html Z scaling by me: th-cam.com/video/kyI-Ken7aAk/w-d-xo.html Raycasting by me: th-cam.com/video/FLc6vUwyTdM/w-d-xo.html Floorcasting by me: th-cam.com/video/2Yj5mmKWukw/w-d-xo.html Heightmap by @Gpopcorn : th-cam.com/video/KEmt5k1U2P8/w-d-xo.html Pre-rendered 3D environments by @LeoOno : th-cam.com/video/DU22GmTOpEk/w-d-xo.html

Thanks for going over the current patterns. I find isometric 2.5D pretty fun, gameplay is kind of unique. I recently have been testing sprite stacking as a 3D solution for projects.

I love Python and its potential...

I recreated the same tutorial in python myself a couple months back...

You can even make a 2 player mode and have a friend control the player, the ai can learn off of that

nice video, man.. just had a little problem with your accent, whatever, thanks for making this video..

You can use pygame.SCALED as argument when setting up the display, this is way better that blitting to a surface and upscaling it manually. I also redid the tests on the web, blitting each sprite 1000 times and the framerate went from something like 16 fps with convert_alpha() to 32 fps with set_colorkey() (I'm testing on a steam deck)

Can python handle an online game like RuneScape ? Or would that be a bad idea?

What library you use? because I'm gonna code a 3d school simulator game in python

Hello, do you have any recommendations for improving this in terms of lamminar flow, and is it possible to at least get the velocity of the subject being taken? Thank you.

Can you go into more detail about prerendering?

legal, bem vindo de volta! preciso voltar a fazer algo tb xD

Real nice.

Great stuff bro, keep the good work !

This is just OP

Very helpful. Thanks

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